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Maya Angelou coming to Chicago
2009-09-01
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Legendary writer and activist Maya Angelou will be the featured speaker at the Chicago Foundation for Women's 24th annual luncheon Thursday, Sept. 17, at the Hyatt Regency Chicago, 151 E. Wacker.
The event "celebrates the achievements of women and girls by bringing together a diverse audience of more than 2,000 guests who represent business, philanthropy, government, nonprofit, media and other Foundation supporters," the organization stated.
Only tables and sponsorships are available, and individual tickets will only go on sale if tables do not sell out. E-mail or call Mariah Pearl Cunnick at mcunnick@cfw.org or 312-577-2827. |
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